HID FARGO Card Design Guide - Manual (Page 24)

The Card Design Guide Book
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LARGE CORPORATE CAMPUS
WILSONMAYER: A global high-tech engineering conglomerate with multiple divisions
The card’s
magnetic
stripe can be
reprogrammed
to allow
temporary
access to
facilities during
long-term
projects.
All elements
of the identity
card, including
the smart chip
are
FIPS 201
compliant
— ensuring that
WilsonMayer
is approved
for work with
government
agencies at all
levels.
A customized
holographic
overlaminate provides
a sophisticated layer of
security and protects
against UV light
— helping to protect
the firm’s investment in
several thousand cards.
The victim of a
recent industrial
espionage
incident,
WilsonMayer
incorporated
biometrics and
a smart chip to
control employee
access to sensitive
floors of its
headquarters.
Note the visual
identification
of color-coded
security clearance.
WilsonMayer
incorporated
marble
pillars into the
background of its
cards as a subtle nod
to the firm’s extensive
experience working with
government agencies.
The complex
“turbine”
hologram around
the WilsonMayer
logo reinforces
the company’s
origins in the
space engineering
field.
Key Concerns: ultra-high security, card durability, government compliance, access control